How can I add members to a new distribution group from a CSV file?

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• 2009年3月19日 3:18Amit TankMVP, 版主

   
  

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  Hey Sandy,

  
  

  Try below cmdlet to import from CSV file...
  

  
  

  Import-CSV FileName.csv | ForEach {Add-DistributionGroupMember -Identity "DG Name" -Member $_.Name}
  

  
  

  In filename.csv file should have a column Name and the values must be in anyone of below format to add them as a member...

  GUID distinguished name UPN LegacyExchangeDN Domain\Account Name SMTP Address
  

  
  

  Add-DistributionGroupMember
  

  http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb124340.aspx
  

  
  

  
  

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  • 已标记为答案Sandy Wood 2009年3月19日 14:15
  • 已建议为答案Amit TankMVP, 版主2009年3月19日 6:06
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• 2009年3月19日 6:48James-LuoMSFT, 版主

   
  

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  Good job, Amit

  I tested in the lab

  Step 1: Export Value of the user object you want to add into DG (Distribution Group)

  Csvde -r objectclass=user -d "OU=ExTeam,DC=contoso,DC=com" -l "Name" -f C:\member.txt

  Step 2: Import the file as Amit said

  import-csv C:\member.txt | foreach {add-distributiongroupmember DGName -member $_.Name}

  Step 3: Verify the result via EMC or EMS

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• 2009年3月19日 14:15Sandy Wood

   
  

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  Thanks again Amit. We gave it a try and it worked perfectly.

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• 2009年3月19日 14:19Amit TankMVP, 版主

   
  

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  My pleasure Sandy... :)

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• 2009年7月4日 8:19Andrey Zakharov

   
  

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  Hi Amit,
  how can i do this on exchange 2003?
  I now that add-distributiongroupmember - is exchange 2007 cmdlet and is don't work on 2003.
  10x
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• 2009年7月4日 23:17Jim McBee - Exchange MVPMVP

   
  

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  Exchange Server 2003 does not have this cmdlet or an similar function.  If you want to use PowerShell and you are using Exchange 2003, you could probably use the Quest Active Directory Powershell tools
  http://www.quest.com/powershell/activeroles-server.aspx
  
  You would need to install the PowerShell and then install the Quest tools. Then take a look at the Add-QADGroupMember cmdlet that Quest provides.

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  • 已标记为答案Amit TankMVP, 版主2009年7月6日 2:29
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• 2009年7月5日 17:03Andrey Zakharov

   
  

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  WOW
  
  Jim thx, it work Perfect!!! :)
  
  Thanks
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• 2009年7月5日 20:39Jim McBee - Exchange MVPMVP

   
  

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  The Quest tools are great.  I use them on all of my E2K3 servers (that I wish I could migrate to E2K7)  :-)
  

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• 2009年7月6日 11:24anil-rocks

   
  

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  Exchange Server 2003 does not have this cmdlet or an similar function.  If you want to use PowerShell and you are using Exchange 2003, you could probably use the Quest Active Directory Powershell tools
  http://www.quest.com/powershell/activeroles-server.aspx
  
  You would need to install the PowerShell and then install the Quest tools. Then take a look at the Add-QADGroupMember cmdlet that Quest provides.

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  Hi Amit,

  I have 100+ DL's & need to add 15-30Users a memeber of it, can you please let me know how do i achieve this with VB script & a input file as csv

  The CSV file will be GroupName, DN,GroupType, Memebers (User Sam A/c) with clon seperated.

  Thanks

  Rocks

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